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amazing building! lovely artworks, lots to see, sundays are free.

the best bit is the garden/ entrance hall -realy beautiful on a sunny morning

San Diego is beautiful…beautiful weather, beautiful, clean city. San Diego Zoo was awesome. Coronado was beautiful and laid back and relaxing. The Gaslamp district is very fun and sophisticated…great restaurants/bars/stores. Balboa Park was also great.

It’s Hollywood! There’s so much to do…in L.A. in general. The Metro makes it very easy to see a whole lot. The weather is b-e-a-utiful and it’s just one of those places many should go if they have any kind of interest in the entertainment industry/world. I loved it…going again in the Fall!

Been staying here for a week now. The people are just nice and the weather are awesome. Im loving everything in here except maybe for the food.

It’s hard to call this place a hotel, it actually reminds me more of a southern U.S. style Civil War building, at least when seen from the beach. The interior is nice, and is slowly being renovated.

It is a little out of the way, which is what I prefer. It’s past the Hilton and the Japanese restaurant and difficult to find. Call for directions.

It is a very relaxing atmosphere, and Ms. Aida is a most gracious host. I look forward to bringing my wife there for a romantic getaway.

Their phone number is 09178000137 or (032)4935434

• got married !! and am living happily ever after ;> **

We went on a family vacation here when I was little.

I only have a couple memories, but I will never forget them.

I remember the night time not being like any other night time I’ve ever experienced here in the states. The cold was different, and I loved it.

We stayed there for a few days, and every night my dad would give me a little gold coin and I would go over to a lady selling cotton candy in a little booth on the street and get one.
I think I did it for three nights in a row, and I she remembered me every time.

One night, we ate at a seafood restaurant that was in the shape of a boat. I can’t remember if the actual restaurant was the boat itself, or if the boat was just a part of the outside.
To get to the restaurant, we had to walk up a kind of plank, wood with ropes on either side, like on a real boat.
On the inside, where you wait to be seated, there was a box that you look into, turn a wheel, and pictures would flip really fast to create a movie.
I asked my dad for a coin to view it, and I remember thinking it was really cool.

Then I read the sign at the bottom of the movie box, and it said something like ‘you don’t need money to use this, but your donation is appreciated’.
And I felt like they tricked me into thinking I had to give money in order to view the movie box!

lol

I’ll never forget those memories.

I read it was 50’s town.

What I would give to live in the 40’s or 50’s…

The best place to go kayaking on the ocean is here. Fantastic guides, really great equipment and fairly inexpensive! ($60 for three hours!)

I like it.

No need to recommend it to locals – it is a far nicer experience than the Szechenyi Baths which are always recommended; the water is better, the atmosphere nicer, and the building far more beautiful. It’s quite small but very relaxing and lovely.

Go to the Rudas baths – if you’re a woman, that’s only possible a day or two a week, but it’s worth making the effort to find out when you can go. It’s a much more traditional experience than the more touristy baths in the city park, and the building is beautiful.

Worth visiting, but for two days max. Going to Devin Castle is a brilliant way to spend the day though.

I <3 the oregon coast. I can't wait to drive it again someday.

Thats not true, cave junction is a blast.

its close to the rose garden so why not do both. the magnolias were awesome… coming from NY where we have none.

It has been many a times I traveled to this place. However, the four years I spent over here changed my life all together. I was very fortunate to pursue my Engineering degree from this place. This place is called the Temple City… I did not visit many temples in Bhubaneswar; but, I respect and treat my Engg College as a Temple… I studied my Engineering at KIIT University, which is one of the premier Educational Institutes of the Country… I met many people across India and few outside India as well… This place was where I entered into the University of World, learnt the culture across many of my fellow Indians and people abroad… My view and perception for this world is currently a greater subset of my life in Bhubaneswar…

The place is cool. Both the people and the atmosphere are good… People warmly welcome and the atmosphere is cool all around.

People who like to see places have many to see… RK Beach, Beach Road, Jagadamba Centre, Kailash Giri, VUDA Park and so on… You would find who are always ready to help. 7 out of 10 people can understand Hindi and English, and they will try to interpret ur language even if they don’t know…

Water is good for health… soothing air helps heal all your physical and mental ailments… nice place to enjoy a vacation, settle down in life, travel across…

Am from this great land !!

Of all the places I visited in Germany france and Swiss.. I loved this place.. Donno why … it was just awesome …

I went here for the first time with my parents (who used to go every year) and my siblings when I was 13. I had such a wonderful time and there was so much to see and do. When I was 16, I returned with school and had even more fun! It’s breath- taking!

I was born here and lived until I was 8. Then to New Jersey we went! I turned 18 and hightailed it right back to the city! Now I’m back in Jersey but just over the river so I can go there whenever I want. It’s a beautiful city with beautiful people and so much history!

I’d been to Luxembourg before, but only for a few minutes. We stopped at a service station on a school trip on the way back from Germany (half of the students thought we were still in Germany!). I thought we were in Belgium, until someone pointed out a sign that said Luxembourg, and it turned out that we were on the border of both. So, I didn’t really get to see the country at all until now.

We stayed the night in Luxembourg this time. It was nice enough. I can see why everyone is always saying it’s very small – for a capital city, it is pretty tiny. You can walk around the whole place in not much time. It’s okay. Nothing particularly special. A bit touristy. A few nice views. That’s it, really.

I didn´t get to see half the things on offer..
The flamenco i saw was average, tailored for the tourist..
Had some beautiful tapas, nearby beaches are fantastic..
Bodegas are interesting the first time, Tio Pepe the best of the few i saw; though the highlight was seeing Picasso´s signature..
Would have loved to see the artistic equestrians at work, but hey.. can´t have it all..

i like living here. but theres nothing worth seeing or going to here. i moved here to get away from the urban loud busy dirty crime ridden city of Worcester. Grafton is nice & quiet… the only downside is it takes a long time to get to anything.